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SATURDAYS STAR FERS.
COL. MONTGOMERY'S SPECIAL
MEETING FOR LOCAL HORSEMRN.
Three Events, in All Of Which
There win be Great Interest
Tho Prizes.

A remark not mfr quently heard 4
Memphis is that II there were few
more Montgomerys and Tracys tn,
city would take on an increa! ed gail
| OF advance ment. There is more than
a gu face meaning to this. The gen.
tlemen Ie'erred to fear no honest ef.
fort calculated to promote public in
tereBts, and devote time and money to
its carrying out. A verihCa,ion OF the
above facts is found in the whole
souled, energetic, hustling manage
ment OF Gen. Tracy in the Z)uave
demonstration Wednesday night, and
while the gentleman wept over his
misfortune ut Bartlett, such stimulus
had been infused into the aft air that i
went through without perceptible
hitch or jar.
Col. Montgomery, with an eye for
the entertainment of the public and
assisting the orphans, has arranged
thres exciting race events for Satur.
day afternoon. The riders are. from
the ranks OF local experts, and to
stimulate them the colonel, Mr.. Ma
poleon Hill and Dol. r b Snowden
have offered four handsome and valua.
BILE prizes. Turf rules and regulations
will govern, and the occasion will par.
take largely OF regular race meeting
characteristics. Following are the en-.
tries:
FIRST RACE.-0ne mile. For a diamond
pin. given By II. A, Montgomery.
8. II. Phillip enteIs b eloOum, aged, by
GlenelE. Dot, 1850.
q. b. ,MetcAlf enters Phoenix late Jas.Mac,
age1, BY GlenlyousChgnon, 1850.
Y. u. MOsely onters b z Claude Brannon,
age I, by Bdckden-Saliie Ready, $50.
Fred u. Jones enters b h GlenrOck, aged,
by Joe Jonhston- Glenluuo, 1916.
3. II. Montgomery enters br h Hop Sing,
5 years, by virE / Mary Martin, 100.
Mr.. Napoleon Hill offers a handsome pair |
Of Reld glasses h. the rider coming second,
SECOND RACE-Ono NJ lie. For n diamond |
pin offered by II. A. Montgomery.
J. ii. Reese enters oh h Duke Of COnnaught, |
III ed. by Romidam- Fannie Mckay, 100.
T. j. Hunt snterS b Parnell, aged, by st. |
Men Tga- CARR eW., 40.
T. U. LoOnoy enters b o Jubilee, aged, by
or hasepPa, 140.
WAlterW hie enters oh g Greenwood aged,
by FOate Placid, 1885.
j. s. Warren enters blk Harry, aged,
breeding unknown, 40.
Col. II. b. SnoWden offers = pair OF hand
Iome field glasses 10 the rider coming second.
THlRB RACE-Threo. quarters OF u mile.
Match race between winners oil first and
econd race.
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lHE GALLANT GUARDS.
INQUIRIES AFTER THE CHICKS
NUMEROUS AT WASHINGTON.
Cannot the Boys Revive Their MIL.
tary ArdOr and Perfection
and Re- Enter the Fieldi

Now that the lowering wave Of mill.
tsry enthusiasm has just swept across
the country, and especially Memphis,
reeuscitsting an almost defunct spirit,
the question naturally aries, where
are the Ohickasaw Guard,2 A re-
turned I,uave reports that he aud his
associates were asked this question
hundreds upon hundreds Of times q.
the National Capital. When the au-
swer was given that the company was
not doing much in the military line
regrets were universally expressed.
The fine appearance made by the
crack infantry company Of the world
"wednesday night, as escort to the gal
liant I)uaves, was a cause for marked
and favorable comment. There Is in
the Chick,eaw Guards come distin-
gushing mark OF superiority over
other companies. Their full, free and
easy swing in marching. the perfect
confidence and composurs controlling
every movement, the unexcelled sol.
dierly bearing and thorough knowl.
edge OF military discipline and require.
ments-all these qualities, added 10
hhVii uhupBfthCuhUlo hHlNcTbt dI6
points which have brought dismsy and
defeat to rivals on many competitive
fields.
That the military ambition and en-.
ergy which once stirred them 10 de-
iermined effort has not all departed,
was eaeily gathered from their quick
and elastic steps In front cf the Zeu-
av6s. The sight of them in uniform
added largely 10 the 70, Ing OF pride
and pleasure depicted on the features
Il every spec stor, both man and
woman. The former fame Of the gal
liant company came back to Men,
phians with. doubled force, and the
fact Cf remembrance at Washington
causes an additional sense of deep |
Had the Chicks entered |
the drill and brought back the first
prizs br IL fautry companies--as they
could easily have done with the effort
and the D,uaves with their glorious
possibly half the city
would now be standing.
The company is making amends for
surrendering the military fame OF the
Bluff City by exoelliug in social
achievements, but both branches
might we'll be maintained-onep pre-.
tents no hindiance TO the other.
There are 90 opportunities in the
near future for them TO sleCtrify the
entire country with model field move.
ments and perfect manual, but can't
the boys organise end have every.
hing In readiness TO enter the fsld
when the time arrives2 1t Is a uDal =
mons public sentiment that they
should, and the mbers OF the COM
Dsny are not len to disregard the
call. Material is abundant and zeal.
,us, and all that remains Is for Oapt.
Carnes and his staff to take hold OF the
dea with old time enthusiasm and de-
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Order of Publication.

No; 2a, r. DIN the Chapcery Court o
Shelby County, Tennessee. -Loonidas Bills
VS.. John p. Oaruthe OF al.
I appearing from the amended bill and
bill Of reyivor whioh Is sworn to In this cause
that the defend ants, Malcolm Caruthers,
James l.. Catuthors, Thom.s II. Caru Tiers,
Robert l.. Caruthers and Elizabeth Caruth-
ore, are residents Of the State Of Illinois and
non'residents Of the State Of Tennessee;
IL 10 therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, In the city OF Memphis. now
Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tonnes
see, on tho first Monday In July, 1887, and
plead, answer or demur to oomplainant's
bill Of Teylver and amended bill herein, or
the same will DO taken tor con fessed as to
Thorn and set for hearing ex parte; and that
q COPY Of this order be published once week
Tor four successive weeks In the Memphis
Appeal. This I'd day Of june, 1887.
A true copy-attest:
y. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
by T. ID. Caldwell. ID. @. and NJ.
Morgan Il MoFar and and q. b. Peters,
jr solicitors for com u lainant r.
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DIAMOND DOTS.

The Pelicans.are feeding on pie.
TIE Browns seem to be paraly zsd
McVRY caught for New Orleans
yesterday.
SoMERs pitched a good game for New
Orleaas yesterday.
BLACK guarded right field, and he
put out three men.
MoKKoUoH and Davey Force are
still on the sick list.
PHELAN guarded his bag in fire STYLE
at New Orleans yesterday.
The APPEAL aud Avalanche mines
will play sgain next Monday.
New ORLEANS earned six OF the
eleven runs made yesterday.
PELIz did splendid work for Men,
phis yesterday. Read the score.
VEAcH occupied the points and he
was hit hard. Peeksa-Boo has GER
tainly lost his grip.
BLACK will pitch for Memphis to-
day, while Powell will occupy the
points for New Orleans.
SNEED did well yesterday. He made
run, got in two bite, and backed it
all mp by making two errors.
KAPPELL played with Cincinnati
against Baltimore yesterday and his
fielding was feature Of the game.
JIMMY CARR, one Of the best posted
baseball players in the South, will am.
pire the game between the Appeal and
Avalanche mines.
The Pelicans are having a picnic
with the Memphis Browns. But then
the games that have been played were
only exhibition and do not count in
the race for the pennant. When the
Browns tackle the Pslicans for cham
pionship honors they will make the
Crescent City lads feel very sick.
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The COOL or COMFORT.
PELICANS PILING UP GAMES
THAT DON'T COUNT.
The Memphis Team ShOrn Of Its
Strength and Daily Biting
the Dust.
CHARLESTON HEARTLESSLY
THUMPING THEIAFANr,
Arkansas State League and Big Gun
Contests General Dia.
mOnd News.

A goodly number OF newspaper men
went out to Citizens Baseball Park
yesterday morning to witness the game
between the APPEAL and AraLdncb,
mines. Ths game was called at IL
o'c ock by Umpire Sullivan, and the
APPEAL nine took the field. The
Ardlanchidns succeeded in making
three runs, but the APPEAL bows
knocked that ecore into "pi" by send
ing seventeen men across the plate.
After the eecond inning had been
played, a1d while the Avalanche men
were taking their half OF The third in
ming, rain began to fall and time was
called. The rain continued to IL in
torrents, and lasted for an hour or
more, and' Umpire Sullivan declared
mo game"
The two teams that contested YES.
terday were composed in the main of
carriers. In'order TO settle the con-
troversy as to the superiority of the
men employed 10 the editorial and
composing rooms, and to show every.
body that they know how to play
ball, the following names were agreed
upon last night, aud they will play
Monday morning at Citizens Park:
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MIR. HADDEN'S COUNSEL
REQUEST IMPORTATION As TO
THE DATE OF HIS TRIAL.
The Jail Cases and Further Investi.
;EatiOn by the Grand Jury TO
Determine IL.

Judge s. P. Walker and Gen. Luke
e. Wright, attorneys for President d.
P. Hidden in his Criminal Court
cases, appeared before Judge DuBose
yesterday and moved for date for the
trial. They urged that, being an III.
Ger OF the Taxing District and resting
under serious charges, the gentleman
should either be clC ared or convicted
as speedily as possible. Delays In
ouch momentous matters were not
best for the parties involved, and
they therefore asked for something
definite.
The court stated that there were
about forty prisoners In Jail awaiting
trial, some Of them for grave crimes,
Mr.. MADDEN was out under bond, with
full liberty, and IL was deemed wiser
to defer his trial until the jail docket
had been cleared. He said, further,
Il at the grand jury returning the true
bills had been severely criticised, and
he wished to hear from the present
jury before the investigation was be.
gun. This, he thought, in justice to
Mr.. MADDEN, should be done.
Taking the same view OF the matter,
the attorneys thanked the court for
hie cons Iteration for their client, and
eaid they would await the result OF the
IL qulTy now going on.
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Wasted wind.
lsPRCIAL TO THR APPEAL.

New ORLEANS. La, June MEM.
phis wasted 80 much wind kicking
that it did not have sufficient left to
play it's usual bail. Umpire Skinner
Gays that If it had not been an exhi-
bition game Bobby Black and several
others would have but little salary
left this month. New Orleans hit
Veach at the right time and outplayed
Memphis at every point. The center
field work and second base play on
both sides were the features, as we'll
ss Poweli's catches in the right field,
and the ba ting of Geiss, Klusman
and Veach. SommeTs and McVey
made their first appearance for the
locals and d d well. Black and Powell
will be the opposing pitchers today.
McKeough and Davy Force, Of Mem.
phis, are still sick.
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The DAbles Cry for u,

And the old folks laugh when they
fad that the pleasant Oslifornia liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Fg', is more
easily takep:snd more beneficial In its
action than bitter, ausesting medi-
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ths system, and to dispel colds, head
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J. Holster aud all leading drugsists,
Van Vleet 4 Co.,, G. W. Jones & Co
VIM. Wilkerson & 90. and s. Mans.
field 4 o., Wholesale agents at Men,
phis.
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Real Estate.

Real estate in Nashville within two
miles of Court Square sells at from SAC
to $50 per foot; in Birmingham al
from t75 to 500 per foot. Neither oil
these cities compare with Memphis az
business or railroad csntsrs. This is q
fact, and there Is no reason that Mem
phis property should not advance at
least 200 per cent. from the prices it ia
sold a. now. Go to the auction sale
Saturday and buy some OF the beauti-
ful grove lots.
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A Golden Onnariuniix

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AVALANCHE.
At Charleston.
IsPHOIAL TO TIVE APPEAL

CHARLESTON, S. O., June 2.-Bir'
minghsm came up to the scratch to.
day with five new men in the team
and made much better fight than
on yesterday. The club has abun.
dance of material and will play good
ball as soon rs the men have had
time TO get acquainted with each
other. The locals put in a pony bat.
terry, Forsyth and Grady, in order to
tqualize things q little. The visitors
rapp, d them on the opening pretty
freely, but Forsyth grew With the play
and kept them dowR thereafter. Fol-
lowing is the score:
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Charleston. ......l 0 4 2 3 4 0 3 O-l7
Birmingham 40 2 900 0003-
Summary: Earned runs-Charles.
ton, 8; Birmingham 2. Two base hits
Grady, Weber and Duffie. Total
base hits-Oharleston, 20; Birming-
ham, 0. Left on hsses-Charleston, 4;
BirmiDgham,6 Bases stolen-Chsrles-
ton, 10; Birmingham. 4. Struck out
By Forsyth, A; by Weber, l. First
base on balls-CharlestoD, l t.; Birmipg.
ham, 0. Double play-Roberts, Doher-
ty. Batter Billy Forsyth, /. Wild
pitches BY Forsyth, l; Ivy W. Der, l..
Passed balls-By Grady; by shy der,
l. Time OF game-Two hours. Umpire
Suck.
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By Mcvey, l; by Crotty, 2. Wild
pltche'-By Yesch, 2. Balls called
Ga Somers, AZ; on Vesch, A. Strikes
cslled-of Somers, 81; of Vesch, SO,
Double plays-Peltz, aud Phelap,
Hit by pitcher-By Veach, 1. Time
OF game-Two hours and fifteen min
utes. Umpire-Skinner.
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iCORE BY INEING s

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New OrleAnsa...l 0I6020 Oil
Memphis. ".4..f 10000 0 o. 2
Summary: Runs earned-Nsw Or
leans. 8; Memphis, 0. Two base hits
Geiss, 2; Klusmsn, 1; yesch, 2. Base
on Illegal delivery-By Veicb, l.
Total beses on hits-New Orleans, is;
Memphis, 8. First I asa on errors
New Orleans, 3; Memphis 3, FIRST
Base on ba.ls--New 0resrs 8; Mem
pTs, 3. Let on base5-New Orleans,
A; Memphis, s. Struck out BY Som
ers, 2; by Veach, l. Passed balls
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A Sluxging Match.

PINE BLUFF, ARK, June 2.-The
game between Little Rock and Pine
Bluff this evening was a sluggiDg
match on both sides, the Pine Bluff
winning by score OF Is to Ia. Bren-
ton and Campbell for Pine Bluff and
Fisher and Stronck for Little Rock,
occupied the points.
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AT MISUNDERSTANDING 8; In
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FOR Rent.

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NOTICE.

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FOR SALE.

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VALUABLE WOOD LAND
At
EXECUTORS GALE.

BY virtue of the last will and testament of
David Leppo, deceased, and ink pursuance of
an order of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, passed on the End of August, 1887,
the undersigned, executor, will SEN at public
sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, the eth day Of 4ugusA 1887,
at l o'clock, p. M, the following valuable
Wood Lots: No. contains
9 ACRES AND % PERCHES OF LASR
more or less No. contains Acres, g. SAds
and 10 perches of land, more or less. These
lots are on the Cherrytown road, near the
Hanover road, adjoining lands of John Beach
tel and Henry Riggle. The timber is first
class and consists of oak, hickory and chest
nut. No. 3 contains
q ACRES AND Is PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less. 1t is situated on the road
leading from the Bowman road to the Har
over road, aud adioins lands of John Shuli,
good and consists Of hickory, SIX AND chest,
nut 1hl sale VIII commence on lot 30. I.
Tgsls.s % .,aie.--One-t of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale
or upon the ratification thereof by the court !;
the residue in two equal payments, of one and
two years respectively from the day of sale,
with interest, and to be secured to the salts.
| faction of the executor.
WILLIAM X. LEPP0,
j. Henry Knipple, Auct'r. Executor.
aug G is j. VIM. Earhart, Clerk.